http://www.temperatereef.com/do-it-yourself-f21/-t1.htm Have DIY tips? Post them here Sat, 24 Jul 2010 18:00:07 GMT 10 http://i34.servimg.com/u/f34/13/74/93/36/trbann10.jpg http://www.temperatereef.com/do-it-yourself-f21/-t1.htm http://www.temperatereef.com/do-it-yourself-f21/coleman-coolerthe-ultimate-temperate-sump-t241.htm AquaticEngineer So in my search to find a good way to plumb my two marineland systems together I've come across some 100 qt (approx 25 gallon) coleman coolers. My plan is to put the cooler on a stand in between both tanks at a height that will eliminate any problems with overflowing. I'll need to drill 3 or 4 bulkhead fittings into it and I'll probably use some directional valves just in case. I can pick one up for about $50. I dont think I could get a similar sizes extra thick acrylic tank make for ... Do It Yourself Sat, 24 Jul 2010 18:00:07 GMT http://www.temperatereef.com/do-it-yourself-f21/coleman-coolerthe-ultimate-temperate-sump-t241.htm#5201 http://www.temperatereef.com/do-it-yourself-f21/coleman-coolerthe-ultimate-temperate-sump-t241.htm http://www.temperatereef.com/do-it-yourself-f21/collecting-along-oregon-coast-t178.htm AquaticEngineer http://www.dfw.state.or.us/fish/docs/2010_marine_zone_fish_regs.pdf

This is more or less the collection bible for where, when, and how much for the state of Oregon.

Looks like everywhere else but in these areas is open for collection, jetties, docks, what ever else as long as its not in the aboved named locations.]]> Do It Yourself Wed, 24 Mar 2010 06:47:57 GMT http://www.temperatereef.com/do-it-yourself-f21/collecting-along-oregon-coast-t178.htm#4069 http://www.temperatereef.com/do-it-yourself-f21/collecting-along-oregon-coast-t178.htm http://www.temperatereef.com/do-it-yourself-f21/diy-acrylc-sump-or-dt-same-thing-t188.htm lemonyx I'm starting my 200gal build and starting with the sump first. I will show you how I do it and most of the pro tank builders do it. Yes it's not a Nano, but building is the same way for small 1 gallon to 500 gallons. The sump is about a 79gal measures 49 3/4"L x 24"W x 16"H. I used oversize sheet of 3/8" Plex "G" which is 50"x99", great for those who have to have a 24" deep tank (inside dimensions) On with the build. The plans, gotta have ... Do It Yourself Sat, 24 Apr 2010 01:51:15 GMT http://www.temperatereef.com/do-it-yourself-f21/diy-acrylc-sump-or-dt-same-thing-t188.htm#4193 http://www.temperatereef.com/do-it-yourself-f21/diy-acrylc-sump-or-dt-same-thing-t188.htm http://www.temperatereef.com/do-it-yourself-f21/diy-mixer-1-pump-4-buckets-t35.htm Bluntokian Im doing a little planning on this one. I think I can make it work. Parts list: PVC - Staight and L peices Silicone - Aquarium safe of course Power head - Already have. Il be using my 106 GPH Maxi-Jet 400, After I get my new power heads Buckets & lids - Lowes has 5 gallon buckets lidless for $3 each. I plan on getting 4 and lids for them. The plan: (Buckets are A,B,C,D) Hmm...How to explain it? Il just try my best. Make a PVC rig to go from the power head in Bucket ... Do It Yourself Wed, 23 Sep 2009 21:56:46 GMT http://www.temperatereef.com/do-it-yourself-f21/diy-mixer-1-pump-4-buckets-t35.htm#465 http://www.temperatereef.com/do-it-yourself-f21/diy-mixer-1-pump-4-buckets-t35.htm